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22nd March 2011, 01:04
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Re: Archeology / identification
Yes, Nicht Betreten or Nicht Anfassen, perhaps?
From the dates on the munitions it would appear to be a fairly early crash. Look for strips of alloy about 3.5 cm wide and inspect them for stamped numbers (perhaps four digits) as this could be the Werke Nummer. It looks as if you have some parts like that in the collection you have. However, finding the W.Nr might not help greatly, especially as this seems to be an early crash and identification from the W.Nr alone could be a problem. Do I see two coins in the debris? I think I can also see part of the instrument panel mounted compass, but not sure. Certainly seems you are in an area where there could be evidence to identify the pilot and/or aircraft. 
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